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Michelle attended Johnston Community College before transferring to North Carolina State University. She is married with one child and her family attends Wendell Baptist Church.

Michelle currently works on a multigenerational farm family. She previously worked as a teacher in Johnston County.

Michelle Pace Davis previously ran for County Commissioner in Johnston County in 2020 but did not win.

Wants to purchase open space within the county for citizens to use for recreational purposes.

- Wants to purchase open space within the county for citizens to use for recreational purposes.
- Wants to create parks and hiking trails.

Public Services

Plans to "responsibly" manage economic growth.

- Plans to "responsibly" manage economic growth.

Economy

Wants to adequately fund current schools and build new schools.

- Wants to adequately fund current schools and build new schools.

Education

Public Safety

Supports farmland preservation and the agricultural, rural lifestyle.

- Supports farmland preservation and the agricultural, rural lifestyle.

Housing & Urban Development

As of June 14, 2024, Michelle Pace Davis did not have a website or any information online.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Michelle Pace Davis

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